Market Insights

Global markets, particularly in the US, have recovered some of last week's losses. Investors eagerly await further economic releases later

Last week, the global markets suffered due to high geopolitical tensions. Commodities rose significantly while stocks tumbled.

Overnight during the Asian session, global markets were hit with a wave of fear due to reports of an attack in Iran.

Throughout this week, several economic figures have been released across various sectors. However, the influence of these figures...

Despite tensions in the Middle East over the weekend, markets rose across Europe and Asia. US futures point to a positive opening bell today.

US equities declined sharply yesterday, with each index losing around 1% following the higher-than-expected inflation report.

In the next few hours, all attention will be focused on the United States as investors and traders wait for the inflation report for March.

The US jobs report showed positive results with an increase in new jobs, a decrease in unemployment rate, and steady wages.

Yesterday, equity markets experienced a significant sell-off while safe havens continued to gain due to geopolitical concerns.